Conspiracy theories

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http://phys.org/news/2009-09-indian-satellite-moon-scientist.html

I would much rather trust that as a source, rather than the crackpot World News Daily Report you are citing. I mean come on, just look at their Hot Topics right now:

'Kanye West Prime Suspect in Kim K mugging'
'Mother sues hospital after flu turns her son gay'
'Man left toothless after explosion of his Samsung toothbrush'
'Police shoot white coal miner 5 times - the thought he was black'

You may as well have just cited the National Enquirer.

Regarding the pictures, just because you don't know what you are looking at, doesn't make the evidence presented invalid.

Well that proves absolutely nothing whatsoever. You do know the Chandrayaan-I craft broke down before it even got to the moon right?
 
Well that proves absolutely nothing whatsoever. You do know the Chandrayaan-I craft broke down before it even got to the moon right?

Wrong. So, so wrong. From the article I linked:

"The images were among 70,000 taken by the Chandrayaan-I craft before the mission was aborted last weekend. Scientists blamed a computer malfunction for cutting communications with the orbiter."

Meaning the mission wasn't completed (as in the full scope of the mission, but long enough to photograph the site. It operated in orbit of the moon for almost a year.

And for crying out loud, do you even check your own sources?

Sage News own title is "North America's Trustworthy Source of Faux News"

Honestly.......
 

Wrong. So, so wrong. From the article I linked:

"The images were among 70,000 taken by the Chandrayaan-I craft before the mission was aborted last weekend. Scientists blamed a computer malfunction for cutting communications with the orbiter."

Meaning the mission wasn't completed (as in the full scope of the mission, but long enough to photograph the site. It operated in orbit of the moon for almost a year.

And for crying out loud, do you even check your own sources?

Sage News own title is "North America's Trustworthy Source of Faux News"

Honestly.......

You mean it's not as trustworthy as Wikipedia?
 

Correct, the conspiracy theory exists. Doesn't mean it's true.
There are wiki pages for the Bible, doesn't mean it's true.

So your saying information exists, but doesn't mean its true because you don't believe it.

Like... The Bible?
 

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